Hi all,

I've written a little utility script called 'framerate', which wraps up
all the yuv encoding/decoding and yuvmotionfps invocation and final
encoding for the motion-estimating re-timer I mentioned earlier.

http://www.freenet.org.nz/misc/framerate.py

Usage example:

  $ framerate -r 25 -b 2000 -f mov -vcodec mpeg4 infile.avi outfile.mov

  (convert clip 'infile.avi' to 25fps, with motion-interpolated frames,
   and store the result in outfile.mov, with mpeg4-encoded video at
   2000kbits/s quality)

It also does everything via pipes, and thus eliminates the need to
create massive yuv files on disk.

Instructions are at the top of the file.

Enjoy!

Cheers
David




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